on 04-03-2007 6:03 PM
Hi, in my application, i need to create an user with login page.
I create a role called DemoUser, and create a HomePageDemoUser.xsl HeaderDemoUser.xml for this role.
I create a user called 'vow' and assign the role DemoUser to it.
I used the following url for user login.
After login page, the url is
At the prompt I entered vow and its password. However, when login, the layout doesn't follow the instructions in HomePageDemoUser.xsl and HeaderDemoUser.xml.
Instead, the system always considers the created user as a "Local Administrator".
The contents for Administrator as well as Everyone are accessible for user 'vow', which is not right. 'vow' is supposed to view contents for Everyone and DemoUser only.
Does anyone know what's wrong with my configuration?
Thank you very much.
Hi Yue,
What happens if you don't use "localhost", but the actual server name?
http://localhost will always take to the non-personalized home page (like Local Administrator)
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Hi Ryan. the above two problems are solved after changing localhost to the actual server name.
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Hi Ryan,
I will try the real server name later.
But another serious problem is that the list on the left side is not expandable. I can only see the list header, not the items underneath it. However, by viewing the html source, i can see that the list items are there, but no javascript function is embedded in the html source code to handle the onClick --> expand/collapse issue.
Do you know what's wrong with it?
Thank you again.
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